The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-17
THE STATE.

Lake Camp-meeting begin.
getta. a rowing IL
Winston county ia to how
nave New
a Slied and an ,f door factory j. to
Work will be resumed A. .h.
cotton Mills September /. - NA'ehea
Vicksburg will probably bor.
some new hotel, early in the wints, Aaad-
The little town of Gloster !. -.
up quite reputation as timbssse 'ang
Greenwood needs more storAbo.
account Of its steady growth Of 'ii5 91s. On
ment. - u improve
Mrs. Lima Davis, wife Of wm n
OF the Natchez police force did I4 p
Mr.. G. a. Spengler has sbinn.5
fruit. ooAes Of
The local option election in A..
county resulted in majority Of a. s'l.'s
prohibition. 10 ioF
The Dawn of Light (Walppt e..
wishes to dispose OF press and ag.s
tity of type. . yuan
Mr.. Geo. w. Sanderson has r..;..,
from the tripod in the sanctum al 80. -
Clarksdale Banner. Tue
The army worms have made r;3
the cotton around Hermanville ana 'i- -. "a
sweeping all before them. - At
Miss Clara Conway, of Memnb;. !,
hvered lecture in Meridian lasf 49,
upon Self-helpful Womanhood.
We venture the assertion that ma.
marriages are recorded in the Yszno =
pers than in any Others in the State
On Saturday morning last the p.-
Mr.. Schilling, a Baptist preacher reT;3
ing near Osyka, was fatally kicked INV
colt.
1t is reported Tate county will bsr.
two new tickets in the field at the con
ing election-Prohibition and the FsI
mers' Alliance.
The first bale brought to Neridi.,
this year, was brought there last wsst
by Mr.. Eli Reid, of Clarke county wfa
also brought in the first last year.
VIM. Stark, a sixteen-year-old psg.,
boy, who has been rObbing the lock box
of the Georgia Pacific railroad. al tbs
Columbus postotfice has been caught m
with.
Mr.. John c. Adams, for some tins
past connected with the Stenograpbie
| Department of Capital Commercial III.
lege in Jackson, has accepted the posj.
ton of book-keeper for w. J. Roberts
Co., of Raymond.
Notwithstanding the hot weather. the
accomplished girls of Aberdeen keen m
their cooking lessons, ard as the result
they entertained their friends mos. row.
ally few nights ago.
The Y. w. G. I. L. of West Poip,
will entertain their many friends to.
night, at DAIRY Maid Festival and
the little folks of the same town will
soon give doll Drill"
The North Mississippi Poultry and
Pet Stock Association will hold their
second annual exhibition at Grenada
commencing November 10Th, and con.
tinuing till December Sd, 1887.
A torpedo was placed among some
scrap steel in the boiler works at Water
Valley recently, and while Mr.. Greeu
an employee, was handling the meta
the torpedo exploded and forced a scrss
of steel into his leg, inficting painful
'Wo9iifu,, ''-a------>
Philip Hensen, of Corinth, Miss. has
probably the longest beard OF any man
in the world. lie is 60 years Of age, 6
feet inches tall, and when he stands
erect his beard touches the ground. Il
has not been cut for eleven years, and is
still growing.
Married-At the residence of The
brides mother, in Warren county, at
o'clock p. M, on the 9th inst, by the
Rev. II. SAMSON, ID. d., Mr. Edward
Cordwent, of Belle Isle plantation, and
Miss Eugenia Bachelor, the accom-
plished sister of Hon. Geo. NJ Batchel0l
State Senator from Warren county,
Mr.. Jno. Z. Lea, of Austin, Texas and
Miss Kate Warden Hunt, of Ripley
Miss, were married at the Baptist
church in Ripley, Wednesday last, We
extend our sincerest good wishes to The
young bride and congratulations to tAe
fortunate groom, for a noble peerless
woman has chosen him as ''lord Of her
life" May their brightest hopes be
realized.
A creamery company was organized
at Sandersville, Jones county, on oataf-
day last. After an address from M
w. G.. WellbOrn, a graduate OF the A &
NJ. College, on the subject of Creameries
in Mississippi, an organization Wss
effected and the following officers elected;
President, Jno. +. Mccormick; Secre
tary, 5. Q. Donald; Treasurer, I, a
Hightower.
Sam Womack, a colored fireman Or
the l. G. railroad, hss been in eleven
railroad wrecks and witnessed the man.
gled corpse of four engineers killed dead
on the spot by the same, and another
badly mangled, and in all Of his terrible
experience he never received but one
injury and that not dangerous. lie has
always been at his post, and never failed
to turn to the best account his thought
| full and brave services on the spot, %
says the: Winona Advance.
MERIDIAN, Mss, Aug. 8.-Yesterday
evening VIM. Beggerly, boy of years
swallowed collar button. As soon az
discovered the best medical attention
was summoned. This brought Drs. J.
II. Blanks Nj. J. Lowry and Mart lhomP
son. An incision was made and the
button found at the base OF the vino
pipe. As the button was removed tAs
bow ceased TO breathe. A vigorous e1ofl
was made to secure artificial respiration
The first sign was through the iuels;oa
after several minutes work. The physi'
clans and a number of gentlemen KEPT
at work vigorously until the boy began
to breathe naturally, when be was re-
turned to his home. To-day be Is dong
quite well,
The shooting of Mr.. John Holly, CiL'
cult Clerk of Yalobusha county, at Col-
feeville on last Saturday evening, III ths
stomach, by Ed. Hyde, youth OF aooul
II, son of Mr.. Jim Hyde, well known
character, is regarded as cold-oloo,.te1
affair, and without proYocatIon, as III i
Holly was in the interest OF peace anu
quiet, which the elder Hyde was yoclIi
erously disturbing Young Hyde as .A-
Mr.. Holly to put up his revolver, staIlDs
that his father did not have any pl7'0''
whereupon Mr.. Holly did 50, and ~
sooner had he done this when yoGns
HYDE reached from around Mr.: HoAy :
back and shot him, as stated apo'ol
HYDE Is still at large. 1t is believed
that Mr. Holly is fatally shot.-'5fsl'4-
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